Gläser-Karosserie Dresden was a German manufacturer of high-quality and luxurious car bodies. The company was founded in 1864 as Heinrich Gläser Sattler und Wagenbau. Production took place in Dresden and Radeberg, and from 1950 to 1952 in Weiden in the Upper Palatinate, where 100 Porsche cabriolets (356 with Reutter tops and 540 America Roadster) were bodied. The first Gläser body was built in 1905 on the chassis of a Mercedes Triple-Phaeton for the Saxon royal family. Over the years, chassis from Adler, Audi, Austro-Daimler, BMW, Dixi, DKW, Horch, IFA, Ley, Maybach, Mercedes, NSU/Fiat, Opel, Protos, Röhr, Steyr, Wanderer and occasionally also from Aston Martin, Bugatti, Buick, Ford and Marmon Eight were bodied.
Steyr XX VerkaufswagenProduct no.: AC 08014At certain events, the bright red car drove with large loudspeakers and played music or made announcements. can be shipped within 1-3 days |
Mercedes-Benz S Type 680S Buhne or Gläser 1928Product no.: IL123It is not entirely clear who created this beautiful body. Was it Buhne in Berlin or Gläser in Dresden? currently sold out if you are interested, please contact: info@autopioneer.de |
1931 Mercedes-Benz SSK Roadster by GläserProduct no.: AC 05048What an elegant roadster! The Dresden noble body maker Gläser had once again created a masterpiece. currently sold out if you are interested, please contact: info@autopioneer.de |
Horch 951 Pullman Cabriolet 1937Product no.: IL43141The model car is the former company car of the German ambassador to Argentina, bodied by Gläser. currently sold out if you are interested, please contact: info@autopioneer.de |
1938 Steyr 220 Sport Cabriolet von GläserProduct no.: MX41806-011Only six of these unique Steyr 220 Sport Roadster models with Gläser bodywork were built before the Second World War. can be shipped within 1-3 days |